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fi -f- ' 'i a w ay from the. Suhscnbcr on "the tl' Wh inst. a nero man Jm the name of - Vmvt 25 vearpf age,1 had on when he rrbin coat and pantaloons of cot i J urnrn x to" I-'- . oe io-h: black complexion, 1(has a look and fine voice. : As.he had other fie-. vnmhaMv may change his dress. c Vi Sre the above -reward, jf delivered to Wi-Snr in Orange, county, .16 miles east of 9t iaS to where he may be taken, and f Trtntftion given sotnat i pet mm. he is a small, man, about 5 Q. . r " ' V , v :. ; -. - :! TXTKSnAV; JUT.Y X X824; - -: i - nr'yf -- -- u-UC VCJ i- v roiiTT--.NjKTH Anniversary 6 Ame tuqAxv Independence ---This , daw a bnve all others in-our national calen dar, has been generally, celebrated throughout our 'extended 1 country, as the epoch of our happiness as a people, ancVbur prosperity as a nation. Time has not'diutfnished the glow of Patrio ti3m in the breast of Americans, on the recollection of hlessinjrs, which this day has showered upon our country. Yo. 1. js publislied every Tcesdat and Fridat T JOSEPH GALE'S & SON, Alt Five Dollars per annum -half in adva r jjADVERTlSEMENTis'H Vnt exceeding-16 lines, neatly inserted t times for a Dollar, and 25 jcents for eve y ceedincrpviblicatiori t those of greater leirl nendepce, are most of thera numbered with the silent dead, but their memory is dear to those, who now reap the be nefits; of their labor. Where is the native American so' un worth v of his birth-risht," that does not jrory in his thsnlcfuUyreceiVed..,;LiTEstotheEdr Coun- m y, uiai iiur? nix uctLT lil..liupiICliy 7(, of Republican Institutions to; the pomp ana paf anttrT of lecntimate and he reditary cgvernmenfif This day so dear to freemen, arose upon us incorporated with those feelings Avhich the sabbath inspires, and in morn's ay erian . HiiwooD rcocKTt. SuDer-tir Court of Law, second Wednesday af t J the 4th Mondayjof March 1824. iAiJ rmw: M: '.fame'd Hitlan'd's iu ;rs. been supported by facts end,i truth is distorted in ety i Ve cannot but b that! the; Press has; in bf the.CotthtDe solemnities of -the 'tis oWl, iun. Sophia Perkins and , Tynthia s J 1 . , ; hr-hi heirs of James Holland; dee'd. are 4 ere commenced at the Presbyters inh:ta-tsof anQthergoveroment; It isther-. Church by appropriate praise and prayer for Tcd, bv the Courts that pubhcaUon be , T ' x, . ".'iironthin the Raleigh Roister, ihat ; conducted by, the Rev. Mr. Frontis tbeVoresa d defendants appear at the next ; At the same place, SQpeor Court of Law, to be field for the coun-1 ' , ' nT Af TK Havwood, atthe Court-h;use in Waynes-5 RV. Dr. McPh nv '-mi the 2o 'Vedncsdav after the 4th :on- auest of the fcT?aleirl davin Setcmhernext, then fee' there, to plead, v. ;d Capt. J. S. Muffin, delivered an ! common honesty, canapp answerordenunVotherwisejUdgmentWidoe,. . I w T I i? r l I i token 7ro covftsso. " I t0 ; l impressive discoursed In this, were ne - ward's conduct. It is , 11. Our SisW nenublics' of (the .--South Mav their virtue and v. wisdom prote amply su fficient to protect what their ' valor ps achieved." . . jl - ' 1 2 . C r e e c c HiTay Mhe '.Germas of L'.bertv like a Phoenix arise invigorated, jfromher ash es, and the modern becomevhit th :ncien1 Greeks avcc the etfory and admiration I of the world. . " .."l ' ! . .13. The American Fair. A number of Volunteert Toasts were also given.; The Dinner contemplated by the Ci trr.ensl was unavoidably iven up, iii consequence of the sickness of one of the Tamil y, where the dill have been provided. ner was! to s death as the spider PrejidiceIis aswstrorig a narrow as the grave. hangs its disgusting webl in the castle and the cabin, so Prejndjce finds a dwel- iing piace aiiKe in tne mmu line peasant and the monarch. Thusitis, that whilst we see the best men traduced, and the purest motives vilified, we still find in dividuals eager to vindicate the calum niator, though the midnight assassin be guiltless compared to him. The course pursued by the Washington Republican and mother papers which shall be name less, fully exemplifies our; allusion. They labor industriously to create an impression, that Ninian Edwards has, in ius alienations against rvir. urawiora. and to this ar.d financial concerns of, the government with more- integrity and .'propriety than. Mr.' . : Here 51r; Edvards not only denies his authorship,! but, lavishes exceive praise uponUheJ very conduct of Mr Crawford which is made " the ground work of the charges in his memorial. Mr. Elkinsand Mr, Seaton also tes tified to the fact that Mr. E. had stat ed to them, that he was of the A. 13. not, the author Mr. Qharles become the engine of s letters; Wharton's testimony was to the sarnei point, though more in detail He sta ted that Mr. E. told him, he was not the author of those he know any thing abou asked as to the inannerL in which this denial was made, and in what words, witness answered " t peared. to be solemn ; I the expressions were, he would be d d if he knew any thing about tlyat d d A. B. plot." ' The National Intelligencer has com menced? the nublication of all the tes- I . r- etters, nor did them; lleins the Committee. (having already J, B. I O VE, Clk." Stale o1l X OYt-ai oibia, Surry County. Is Ear itt. Petition to sell Land. Lai-kin Snow, Job Southard and Mourning cessarilv and judiciously blended, the duties which appertained to tbe Chris" tiahiubbath and the Notional Festival The address to the military bant?, was J in lans;ufire and senti ment adapted to his wife, Margaret Snow, Jmlah nw, fj as po1diers and citizens, and the Ubea ana jane anowjimauis, uy mcguaL- diaris, Wm. Thompson, and Tabby Snow. vs. allusion to the. loss the Corps had sus tained by death since the last discourse 'delivered. 'to them as a body, was re - that the DefendantsXeyi Snow ard Henf plete with that religious and moral in- Levi Snow and Ilefrrv Snow. IT appearing to the satistaction 01 tne Court, i endless van- ubh to think, lis country, Mdh despicable persecution, nor can we conceive how any (man ; possessing the "ove Air,- L.U- Mrell known, empress, i Mr. l'e author of that! in his memorial to (1 Edwards avows . himself ihe famous A. B. Coiimunications which wcrc ihe foundatir ns of the first enquiry inf9 Mr. ( ra l V ; iJ course from the subioiped evidence. lit - - he pendency of ister to Mexico. timpny given in beore It is too voluminous, engrossed near thiftyf columns of the Inteliigencer,jthough not finished) to be inserted in the Register entire, thoujrh we shall give an abstract, of it.i We shall stop herewith the con c'uiling part of the testimony of Iangdon CI) eves Esq. who wras examined principally, respecting the financial .. administration of the Treasury Department. He was summoned at.the instance of Mr., El wards, , who to delay the report of the principles of? Committee, would have subpoenaed the whole number ot -Members in tne last Congress. ' Mr. Cheves, ends hi3 de nosition thus: ' In my opinion,! the Secretary of the Treasury displayed much ability, great zeal and industry, perfect integrity and commanded as much success as was practicable,: un der the circumstances of the times." ' tl ford's official n Snow are not inhabitants; of this State ; It Is therefore ordered by the court, tnat pnb licatjonbe ms.de for six" Weeks, in the Raleigh Register,' tiat they appear at our next Court xq be held for the.; co;ulty of Surry, at the Court-house .in Rockfcrd" on the first Mon day' in September next; tj plead, answer, or demur; to " the petition or V the same will be taken pro confesso ,and heard ex rarte; Test, . j . r ' -;"V. er-6w. " JAS. PAliKS, C. M. E. Jun- 22,-1824. 'i stracrtion which the occasion demanded. In the afternoon, the Rev. Bishop Ravenscroft, at the Episcopal Church, preached in his usual, energetic,' "and and powerful manner, a sermon, which connecting our christian and nationa privileges, forcibly illustrated the sa cred truth, that ns all our blessings P WlOYOXlacade.r j are rived from God, so to him alone ; : should the slorv be given for all we en fpHE nextfSession will commence on the joy, or yet hope for as a njifion or indi- prepared at iliis l isit!itimj for the Freshman J y it seems, that during his appointment asM in he did not. scruple to tell an absolute falsehood. . j lion, James Noble Indiana, being sworr mittce, was asked. held any conversatic wards relative to Mr npoiucnt. .of the - We. corfteming his authofsn letters-; and -was rCqu state it with the tini ces; To this ihterro1r replied : j valuable speqlmeng s of natural-pr'oauci tions. 'r In "short, rom this period, Co-; j ' lumbians may look forward to -advari -tageous i results from hp asaociUiornvliicls t has long languished unpatronised, ul-. ' though the only motive attributable to its establishment could7 --be -the; public good.i In a few years, what a rich coli lection may be exhibited by theiconta- hutiops'of our fellow-citizens, and jvhat, useful correspondencies witli scientific men will be established! This Metro-; polis, bearing the name" of the first of men, promises henceforth to fulGlr the . expectations of its founders. --Vat. InK Havins: heretofore had occasion to mention the state of Mr. Secretary C rawford's healtli, i t a v be proper: to say, that; be removed, with nisjiamiiy, yesterday three miles from the Ciiy ; that he is rapidly recovering, and x ex pects to set out irt a day or two on a iournev, from which the cotr;plete re- establishment oi nis neaunis conuueu ly anticipated. -Vaf. Int. sunt Sopnminrer t'tas:e,s in tne universay. The various branches -jof a icompltte English Education are also 'tamrhtu f I Hflsboroui. h, Mav 31. JOHN KpGER?, Prest tals. 58 8t On vesterdav the civic celebration of this Anniversary was observed. At 1.0 o'clock the citizens and military formed a procession from the Capitol . - 1 1 j a feenator trom before the Com- ilj he had ever with Mr. Ed- V raw ford 's mu n :eijn . Banks, and -I. 1. .. A , T p oi int. y. i. estcd, if so, to id circuinstan- iitory Mr. jToble an 'I'have had such conversation, though I do no.: recollect the llV!fU ho the Methodist Church. The Officers Caref'llv & &tt?n;ive1y'epa?Ts WATCHES, f ()f Government, Judges of the Supreme ' "!r":'f ""n'5V J Touft, Strangers, &c. joined it. The VKIX VVrsi Wv-NVaVlX. j n,oieS Were opee, I at the Cl.urcK txxi iVr -u s by prayer trom the Kev. jvin leign ANA V AY from the sunsrribrr.hvmir ?n J J . . T. J ? Guilford couiry, on the20th Jurie, lo, tne reading oi tne ueciarauon or inue- .twonekroes; CALKnH JUHY.Cleh isj iJence, by !r. John McKethen suc-j abr.tJiirH vears bf gejhjrht cor plexion, , , ' . .' , stout rmade, "broad acrofs . ihi(;' shodders,;l ceeded, and was terminated "With an spefeslowly; and f-bout 5fe t ;8' of 9 inch- j oration by Ml: Geo. W. HAYvooni es -hiffV. fe has n lond lopir.g wllc, and i . 1 -bendsforwa.rd considerably as he walks ; hc a son.of our venerable Treasurer. We hasarks of the whip. ffe. had on whet he I are proudio say that our lyoung' fellow Wfnt awavva brown' bomblazett surtout coat,- ... ' ' S'a,I:' a striped' (yam) black and white, jacket, citizen not only equalled, but exceed- blue cotton nantaloons antl awool hat. & t oi the most S tmruin' hones of his friends. . ! nantaloons and aword hat. i . Jutiy ,s ahout - forty years ot ej in ictaie A& ihe military band returned, they size, copper Coloured, quick, spoken, and a ' Minks her eyes very much, when detected entered the jate House, and encir- in an error. She also has the mark ot the y e statt,e of the 6f Father of his whip, jiifiy took amoni other clothing the v to 5 .. . . . , ! tl r following with her: a biue?'Tqunded,cotton i country wreathed with evergreens -for-caV;cq'frocl-xi.nii.twVi .hitn'on1,esi:.nci an; ojd jc occasion, marched found it to the fistuoned" blue k. silk bonnet Sheisanex--. . . - ... Txtii ,.i.v ?? cenent Wer.ver. ' :4 - ?? ' ' I inspiring notes of " Hailj Columbia. ;i huppose ty' are htrkinabout as Tree a dinner provided for the 'Blues,? persons. I will e:Tve 'the above" reward for , . .'- il' -c' iir A,, r.. their deliverv tl nf efinwnent in Jail, fo which his ExceUency the Governor, so. that T Pet thtm hr In nronoftion for ei- i Tntpndnt nnd Orator of the day, and Gnilford county, April 8f84 " 49-otn. ed, the Allowing toasts, were drank. tb r !se day ; it was the Senate, as Edwards stated TTAVING on the -lOth; intaist lasa (?are m JL : and, while in . 1 he n u rsui t of i h er T saw interspersed with: patriotic and convi- yial son is : . 'C w. -: T';v-'l 1 - The 4th of July, 1 776 The birth day of Lihettv M 'v the 'effect b e lasti n ak th e several eritlemwho? jgave ; me reason to ii amt its"continuanqe as the flowing" of believe. that a certain ohn"C. Vlont3guerir3d jjie waters I " inyronrem possessfon, ahd was endeavoring' x 2. departed f Heroes of the Revolu todispose of tier for mitch v less than I con- tionTheyyli e embalmed l in a nations' gTa. ceivc t to be her valtie. from .the.se consider- tltudeim mortal and immortalized. v attnns and othersr 1 was induced to .beJieye the ?aid Slpntaruel had stolen' ; her, and ad-Tert-sed lum and the aidlwafe in the Raleicrh -Uegister. In consequence Pf this advertise ment several gentlemen in Sni hfield,-'Johnston- county, apprchiTt Ted 'the said Mon tague and . carried him before a justice who refused to coinmit him, 'but the said ;Mon . tague remained in Smithfield and notified me to come and see him;and his mare, I have this day done and find the mare not to be -.mine," and Mr. Montague ; innocents ,of the chHrge,which I made against him through the Representation of others; I am sorry the thing has happened ; but am glad tliat it isjn my powers. full v t exonerate to the World, ; M. Montague from the charge. " . j" - THO. IU SCARBOROUGH." Witness'. .' f ' 1. A. BaileSb. I" ' ' '- s Jne 29. . BANK ffCKiis , .Fof sale at thls'office The f?v survivors May tfey long- live to eniov the rich fruits of their valor jvnd vir tue, and the evening ot..ther lives De, wan. quil as the unruffied lake2 4. The President 6f the United States. j5. The army of, the United States dis tinguished equally for its . val .r and intelli. gence. - ?, . 6. The Navy of the United States Long mav it, continue distingushed by its, present ctiaractetistics, xihivalric; enterprise and un equalled skill. - ... . " 7. The Militia of the Unions , 8. Internals Improvements. Zeatfy and Conatitutionallv encouraged. " -' 9. The illustrious tJefferson-While we venerate and revere , the man, let us more closely fallow his example of disinterested ness, wisdom and economy, r-.-r ."v.- . v . ? AO, The brave arid patriolic La Fayette May. his arrival in the bosom 'At our country be safe and speedy a i.ation's acclamations will cheer, and a nation's arms embrace liim. The Ex-Emperor of Mexico, Itur bide, sailed from , Southampton,1 for Mexico, on the 11th of May in; an armed vessel, accomp:;ined by a stuff of 14 persons, ?nd by hi wife and two infant children. Six others of his chil dren were placed at school in England, where they jare to remain. . The offi cers who Sitiled with him, were most of them Mexicans, including an aid -decamp who had served with him in Mex ico, and who had arrived in England a few weeks previous from Vera Cruz. The vessel, it is stated, had on board arms and military stores, and a com plete printing apparatus. This move ment was conducted with great secre cy, and nothing of it was known to the public until the Vessel departed. The London Courier gives the follow ing: ex o'an at ion of the motives which 0 ' -t : 1 - induced Iturbide to this measure, as comn unicated hy the owner of the ves- . t - " . sel in which he sailed 5 and this state tnent is Confirmed by a letter from Itur bide addressed to M. J. Quinn, Esq. of Gray's Inn. ! ftil en' vessel wlch has come, to England from Mextc, for the last four months, brought pressing ihvi'a?i(vs o Gen. Iturbide to return to tliHt country, whichy s'mce his iibdicutioii, has been distf dctcd by d'frrent factions,' con tending; about ji)e spveies of gc'vcrnment that ' i'ght to be- established there. The pro vinces were all; divided in their, oysinions, but in all of tbern the) name of Iturbide has been -nvokt d as the only imiividu 1 cupabie of recoiiciiin! them, j It is well known lthat Mtxico ovves her declaration of imiepejulence to Iturhide's va'-'-r, prudence, and patriotism; hence the safety of the country is identified with his name. In abdicating the Crov n of Mexico, he was actuated solely by a desire to v void a civil war ; he now; returns to Mes co :s a soldier, .not only for the purposu of putting an end to thej divisions which vex it, bur also for the purpose of securing its inde pendence, which5 is mer;aced eqtially by in testine discord, and by the resOiUtions of the 'JllfAv Mtiance. We are confidently assured, hat iturbide resisted every solicitation which was made tojbimy -until he became fully in formed or the' determined views of the Holy. Alliance m assisting iefchnand, by inti'igut andy secret supplies ot monev, to attempt the eubju'g tion of the whole of South Ameri ca. Under these circumstances, he felt it a sacred duty to return ;'he has crone, not with any views of personal aggrandizement, but as a souuer, io;maimain me intiepenui.ee wiucn his own efforts and talents gave to this coun try.' - ; j ; - : - .; . " '- ' .... Amongst the enlightened and bene ficial measures of f Congress during the last; Session,- not the least laudable were those of enlarging the garden, and allot ting a spacious room in the Capital for A story was fabricated last year in enma una nf ita n.'in fOn tnn Q- !lfld if went the regular rounds 01 all or tnenv that Mr. Crawford had, on some occa- ." sihn, remarked to Mtv Daggett, a Sen-' . a tor from Connecticut, that it was ; igh 1 hue that party d'sthi ctiom had ceisfd." We were 'furnished;.: during the period of its circulation, .with the ; means of refuting this siory, butwe thought it unworthy of serious notice 5 -and in due time it died awa', ;;itid twas forgotten by us: But the Franklin iix zettee of t'hiladelphiaithinkihg it tort gowl' to 1 be I lost, "and ? that as -it passed uncontradicted last summer, jit might -be 44 jot dp'? again with advantage, lias brouglit 4t Out amongst tlje other en tertauiments of the seasolu with 'nesv scenery and i decorations" VVe can- not; however, with the exercis ot aiL our good temper, and charity tortlift worthy managers of the Elc.ctloneeriii . Drama, allow this counterfeit tale- to pass current again ) and we must there- ibre-without meaning to express any . opinion as to he merits of the imputed sentiment, whether it were exprpsacnl by Mr. Crawford, Gen Jackson,, or any other public mani-say,l tha; vc have the authority of Mr. Da'gett jiiin- sen iortasserting, tnat faifn.ZN'dtl Int. tins out alone the. aiVec- his former keep' to hi 3 sucn! was tion of the animal towards friend, and so close did he li I . I . I " r m nis person, tnat n is escape was almost impracticable. With some1 care, how ever, he got the tiger beyond thepai jf tion wiiicn oivideu tne two dens, and the keeper watching his opportunity dextrously closed the slide, and thus Separated them.. 1 v ;. - - Art 4 penhng his nomination Minister to Mexico. ' CV that he was about to-be attacked in the Se naite of the United .tats for the purpose of defeating his nomination ; that paity and po litical spirit vas -now lilgh ; that he under stood that charges would be exhibited against him, and.th,t it had been so declared in the Senate Chamber. I remarked to Governor Edwards t!athe well knew, according to the titles of that body, w!i ile ' on Executive business, secrecy was. arequired ; that I was not at liberty to mention a ly occurrence, or the remark - of a -shjg e! member, excepting so far s related to ni sHf; - that ! was not go verned bv partv r political feelings or mo tives ; tliat I. adhered to tlisi expression made use of by JefTersoh Ind the only inquiry with me was, is.he capable and is he honest? J!ov. Edwards then remarked,' that, although secrecy was required fin That body yet he vas informed, almost eKcn- day, of. the trans actions and rema ks o" in lividuals when his tiOmiration .was ca!Iedj upj and he atlded, ' Noble, I shall not forget you." I then re plied, that I did not urtderstand iiis meaning. Ue said it was uninipoltan - he was satisfied I was not governed by the party feelings u iiich k then prevau.i it was on .-the dav, in the evening off which this conversa-. tion to k place, .th at llhad moved to Aake up his nomination in the Senate. This (-mut have been h.s meaning,, when he - t-aid he would not forget me ; jfor lie explained it the next day, and said hfc had-:; hfard that I had done so. Mr. E. furtjier remarked, ithat he knew me to be the derisive friend of William. H. Crawford; and, sail he, I am considered as being his bitter eneiy--mdfl atn charged with being the authoij of t ie numbers signed A. li;. but, (raising fei.w hind,) I pledge .you my honor, I . am no'j the author, nor do I know who the author wis. Cnwford and I, jsdid Mr. Edwards, hayc had a little difjer e nee, but I - have always considered hihV a hisrh-minded, hjonoratle, J.nd vigilant officer of the government ; he litis been abused a- bout the Western bapks snd the unavailable f unds ; (leaning fonfard and extending his hand,) he added, Kov d n it, you know we roth live in states wher? tliere are many poor debtors to the government tor lands, to; -a u j A . . n geiner wu.11 a ueraugcu ....vurtcutjr,; 1 c notes on Various jbanks being deprciated, after the eflect and jopen.iion of the war in that portion of the! Ulnion, ind the banks, by attempting to call in theii paper, having ex hausted their speciejkhe nates that were then in circuiauon became w uiuc ur ug yamc, 1 'L.'t. .4:..4. ru T Many men of infiueifce in that country, said the Columbian Institute. The Presi- heJ have united to, induce the Secretary of dent, oar learned anil distinguished Se- SlK hfelcrctarr of State, may now induce Em. payment for public Jandd -Had he not done bassadors and Consuls fo send the.seeds so, (meaning Mr. Crawtord) many of otu; inha- and plants of different climesfoauWient bltants would have been turned out of doors 1 . 1 . . , 0 . afloat their landsnd the people of that our agneultural and horticultural pro country would have; had u universal disgust ducts, and enrich our museunTwith fos- Atmitai. j4J.- iiniviu I opus-, mta t vutuic lu - . . -,- , . . , "say, said ;3lr, Edwards, notwithstanding 1 am ""'"l-11'" ? nrson-il h itur fnt tf , , . considered his. enemy, that o man in this members i i of Congress from all parts of i did wr t; th goTerament could have doiidactd the fiscal tt . , . ' . , "V3 S, " c 9 Ayrui- he's tatem ent ikr The 7Yjr'r.-The followins anecdote of tlie sagacity of a tiger, is related in. an interesting little ,work entitled dim 1 mum jisia hum. The j shipcarpenteV -who came with the tiger from Bengal, in 1791, by the Pitt 'East Indiaman. after an absence of more than 2 yearsr came to the lower to; see him. The animal instantly recognized his former acquaintance, rubbed hilnself backward - and forward against the grating of his leu, and appearel highly deligliied. - Notwithstanding the urgent jrequest bf.y the keeper, that he would not rashly expose himself to dangerthe man beg- ; ged so earnestly to be let into the den;4 that he was at last sultered to enter. The emotions of the animal seemed roused in' the most grateful m:::iner. He rubbed against him, jiickeU his hand and fawned upon him like a cat, and iu n o r espe c t a tt e m p te d t o 1 nj u re him. F h c man remained there- for two or thren hours 5 and he at last begun to imagine there would be some difficulty in ret- I fairer of battle nrJmew England.- The conflicting claims of two towns iiv ConnecticutrLftne & New-Loud jn ' ' to certain ianas, oncegave' rise; to a mode: of adjusting tlie: title of whiclrvva apprehend no trace can be found 111 the common law or the codes of the civil-' iaiis. The land, says Drl Dwiiht. tuougn now 01 considerable, value, was f linn r nn tw frA o 41 inr rvlI A- ' r r1 . ' expense of appointing .agents to man agethe cause before s'the legislature, was consiuerabie, and the hazard, ot the journey was not small, jrn this sit uation the inhabitants at both'towhshini agreed to settle their, respective titles tot the lands in controversy; by a combat between two chamnionW to be chosen by each for tha ty pu rpose. Ney -Lon - i don ; selected two "men, of the names of Picltet andXatimer jJLyine commit ted its , cause to others, named Gn3 wold and Ely. On a 4 day mutually appointed, f he chainpionsj appeared in tlie fields and fought, with their fists till victory declared , in i favor of t the" L.yme combatantsfXiyme then quiet- ly took possession of the controverted tract, nd has hehl itlUndifputed to the -present day.VJ J-U ih-p. ";;, ; ' f . ,.';; :in occurence smiilarl to have taken place bet ween, two indi viduals in this state, but our infui niatioh is not suflBieiitlv; accjirateto;nab!e usv w iuc vivuiar 5 even 11 trift i '4 i t . V f r I
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